This report aims to capture the mood and environment of the cybersecurity workforce in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. It reveals the impact COVID-19 has had on cybersecurity professionals and teams and the challenges many of them have had to overcome. (more available)

This report provides the results of the third study the ACFE has done on the fight against fraud in the wake of COVID-19. (more available)

This report was created after a survey of more than 900 Senior IT security decision-makers. It looks at how they allocate finite resources in a way that best serves their organization. (more available)

A deep dive into the nature of the finance sector’s public risk surface. Reviewing subsectors of the finance ecosystem, including supply chains. (more available)

This report focus on the data security of the financial industry: banking, insurance, and investments. It draws correlations between the current state of the security and the threats that are yet to come. (more available)

A survey-driven report of over 150 third-party risk practitioners to understand the challenges facing their programs, the actions those professionals are taking to address the challenges, and identify success factors. (more available)

A deep dive into the nature of the healthcare sector’s public risk surface. Reviewing subsectors of the healthcare ecosystem, including supply chains. (more available)

This report is based off an August 2020 survey, in order to better understand how companies should allocate finite resources, how decisions on cybersecurity are made, and more. (more available)

This report goes into the hacking industry in 2020. It talks about the impact of hackers on security, bug bounty trends, and more. (more available)

This report aims to help anti-fraud practitioners, business leaders, and the general public in understanding the evolution of fraud in the wake of the coronavirus, as well as the importance of heightening anti-fraud measures to protect against fraudulent activity during this unprecedented time. (more available)

This report takes a look at the gap between business and cybersecurity, showing how the two have been aligning.

This report covers findings from a survey conducted by Dimensional Research in July 2020. A total of 310 qualified individuals completed the survey. (more available)

A survey of 416 security and 425 business executives, combined with telephone interviews of five business and security executives to explore the strategies and practices and medium and large enterprises. (more available)

The initial global cybersecurity index report. Using a survey based approach, this report attempts to create a global index for the state of cybersecurity and establish country specific wellness profiles. (more available)

A survey driven review of 25 indicators via 50 questions spanning nearly 160 respondents. This attempts to focus on factors influencing cybersecurity strategy design and implementation on a year-over-year basis. (more available)

The 2020 update of this survey-based review of the costs of a data breach, as reported by practitioners in the field. (more available)

Review of DNS traffic trends during the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic as an indicator of enterprise activity and possible DDOS events.

Advice for CIOs building strategic initiatives around digital transformation.

Ponemon Institute is pleased to present the findings of the 2020 Cost of Insider Threats: Global study. Sponsored by ObserveIT and IBM, this is the third benchmark study conducted to understand the direct and indirect costs that result from insider threats. (more available)

This report covers connectivity trends for 2020. It goes over four main key findings, including that data silos are slowing digital transformation, that organizations are reaping the benefits of APIs, that IT teams with an API strategy drive greater business outcomes, and that top-down API strategies are the most effective. (more available)

This report investigates the ways in which organizations can support engineering productivity through initiatives such as supporting information search, more usable deployment toolchains, and reducing technical debt through flexible architecture, code maintainability, and viewable systems. (more available)